TeckWrap
Carbon Noir Black Vinyl Wrap (CF01) 1

Description

Not every carbon wrap needs to shout. TeckWrap Noir Black Carbon gives you the genuine weave and depth of dry carbon fiber without pushing it into an aggressive, look-at-me finish. It's the version that sits comfortably on a daily-driven sedan or SUV just as easily as it does on a performance build.

Key Attributes

  • Balanced weave depth: the 3D texture reads as authentic carbon fiber without the exaggerated contrast of a loud pattern refined rather than flashy.
  • Medium cell, straight-line pattern: consistent structure that scales from small trim pieces to full panels.
  • Premium hybrid film construction: polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels for a bubble-free install.
  • Adhesive built to hold and release clean: solvent-based, transparent adhesive, weatherproof, removes without residue or paint damage.
  • Built for detail work: low shrinkage (under 2%) and heat-conformability suit mirrors, spoilers, and other moderate-difficulty curves.

Noir Black Carbon doesn't chase drama the way a high-gloss carbon weave does. In direct light, the texture shows through with soft, even highlights across the weave rather than sharp glare, it reads as genuine carbon fiber without competing for attention. In shade, it settles into a smooth, understated black that blends cleanly with whatever trim package is already on the car, instead of standing apart from it.

OEM Match

  • Comparable restraint to Mercedes-Benz AMG Night Package carbon mirror caps
  • Similar low-key weave to Audi's factory carbon mirror-cap accents
  • More subdued than a Tesla Performance carbon spoiler, which leans glossier

If you want that quieter, factory-accent carbon look rather than a bold statement panel, Noir Black Carbon is the fit. For a deeper-gloss, more dramatic weave on the same black, TeckWrap's Pitch Black Carbon (CF02) is the sister product to point customers toward instead.

Specifications

  • Film Thickness: 0.16 mm
  • Backing Liner Thickness: 0.19 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.35 mm
  • Type of Film: Premium-grade polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels

Adhesive & Liner

  • Adhesive: Solvent-based adhesive, transparent
  • Release Liner: White silicone-coated paper with a double-sided polyethylene coating

Storage

  • Storing Period: 2 years if stored in +10°C to +20°C, relative humidity 50%, in original package, away from direct sunlight, in a clean and dry place

Performance

  • Durability / Warranty: Datasheet (Click the link)
  • Application Temperature: +5°C to +30°C
  • Usage Temperature: -30°C to +50°C
  • Dimensional Stability: Shrinkage of less than 2%
  • Post-heating: 100°C

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